Sentence examples similar to to ground operating from inspiring English sources

It has four operating frequencies within the X band, and provides four air-to-air and seven air-to-ground operating modes for combat, even at night or in bad weather.

And in the years since, college athletes have continued to lose ground, operating in a system where the rules are set by those who have fostered the profitability of an ever expanding commercial college sport landscape while enriching their own pockets.

Although not as draconian as some had feared, unmanned aircraft will continue to have their wings clipped.There had been worries that the FAA would require drones to undergo an expensive and lengthy process to be certified as airworthy, as happens with manned aircraft; and that the person on the ground operating the drone would need a pilot's licence.

Steve Price, who said he was about eight feet off the ground operating a scissor lift at the Wawa site, told jurors Chapman was "waving his arms around like he was trying to throw punches" and that Rankin countered with his own.

The process then starts again – underground farms, unlike farms above ground, operate throughout the year.

Mrs. Sage, in a letter to President Theodore Roosevelt, bequeathed the land to West Point on two conditions: that it never "be used as a public picnic, or excursion, or amusement ground operated by private enterprise, individual or corporate, for profit".

The need for common ground operated at two levels: (i) a common understanding between professionals about the level of parental understanding; (ii) and on the basis of trying to establish common ground with parents this fed back into the former as professionals drew on their tacit knowledge to understand and explicate to each other how parents were managing shared clinical care.

Since large capacitance to ground occurs in actual distribution operated lines and cables, during the occurrence of fault, capacitive current appears at both ends in fault point, which leads to significant fluctuations of fault current phases both ends.

Many small businesses tether drones to the ground or operate them within line of sight like model aircraft to get around the rules; or they break the rules in the (probably justified) hope that the FAA will not notice.

The A-4Gs also lacked the A-4F's ability to operate guided air-to-ground weapons.

While tempers did not flare in the Senate, the two parties were still trying to negotiate ground rules for operating with a 50-50 split.